Name: Archibaus Kalibus Ignatious Montaque The 3rd

Age: 42

Gender: Male

Description/Pic: Archibaus Is large man with pale skin, he's wide, tall and has some stomach on him too, compensated by muscles on his limbs. He has long maroon hair and long maroon beard. His navy blue eyes seem to pierce people with their chilly glare. Usually he's wearing his royal attire, which inclodes worn iron armor decorated with golden stripes, and bright red cape with fur on shoulders, his crown is always shining golden and the gems all over it glimmer. He also carries around large sword that has large diamond socketed to the hilt, but other than that the sword seems old and worn.

Personality: The good king used to be understanding and kind to his people. But as the siege begun he became careful, paranoid even. And when his son lost his eyesight, he became furious. Now he is unforgiving and strict leader.

Background: The Montaque bloodline has ruled for a long time, and nearly 20 years back Archibaus became the King, replacing his own father. He started off as someone who needed guidance and help keeping his people safe and sound. But as the Dragon attacked, he soon had most of his consults fired, and later on he went ahead and executed them. It did not take him long until he noticed how the city fell apart before him, and to protect himself, and his family, he placed his whole palace under total lockdown, no one could get in, and his family members leaving the palace would be accompanied by group of knights. It did not take long until his family was hit by an unfortunate accident, and his son lost his eyesight due alchemical incident, after that he outright outlawed anyone from performing alchemy outside the capital city, the punishment, would be death. This law would be overseen by his loyal, yet slightly fanatical, inquisition.

Place in Society: The King

Other: The King has built barracks, larger walls and more weaponry all over the city, as well as authorized his knights with unnecessarily lethal force in case of troubles rising. By doing this he has managed to lessen the crime rates greatly, but his soldiers have became easily corrupted and arrogant.